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Activity Indicator
Windows tray HDD led like indicator with keyboard lights support.
The Activity Indicator utility is a simple program that indicates the HDD activity in the system tray. It contains advanced logging capabilities and friendly interface. It can be used to log the drives and supports indication of many drives by running multiple instances. Now with better, brand new interface! -
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SAdmin is a utility for admins to check and filter System and Application log as well as get disk space information for multiple computers on the network. you can upload a list of computers to check from a text file. Can export to Excel. Still in alpha, i'm open to suggestions.
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USB Disabler
Disable or reEnable USB Flash Drive access on Windows PC
This Software Application is a small Utility that helps you disable or enable USB Flash Disk on your computer. The program was developed by Kifayat Ullah Khan at Zorkif Technology Center. -
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Small portable Windows utility to quickly locate large files/directories tying up disk space. Highly configurable but intuitive with a guided tree-view to quickly show potential problem areas in your filesystem.
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Find is a fast little file search utility. It indexes all file names inside a chosen folder or hard disk, and once this is done it finds the files you are looking for in milliseconds. The results are displayed in a list and can be opened or browsed to.
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